Join the 16th Edition of the Slow Wine Tour
The Slow Wine Tour returns for its 16th edition, confirming itself as a not-to-be-missed opportunity to promote and celebrate high-quality and sustainable wines in some of the world’s most strategic export markets.
Each event is exclusively tailored for wine professionals, featuring an engaging walk-around tasting and a selection of themed masterclasses designed to deepen product knowledge. Whether you are a winery seeking new importers or already have representation abroad, the tour provides a valuable platform to strengthen visibility, to build lasting business relationships, and to expand into key international markets.
As always, our goal is to create meaningful business opportunities for the producers we believe in – artisans who craft wine through sustainable and respectful farming practices. This commitment to sharing the story of Italian wine abroad – and of American wine too – is at the heart of building what we call the Slow Wine Coalition: a global community of producers, wine lovers, and professionals united by a shared vision of good, clean, and fair agriculture and winemaking.
WHEN AND WHERE
JAPAN & TAIWAN 2025
Tokyo
November 6, 2025
Venue: The Strings Omotesandoh
h 12pm-5pm: Walk around tasting
Taipei
November 7–8, 2025
Venue: Fab Green Village
November 7
h 6pm-9pm: Walk around tasting
November 8
Masterclass dalle 9:30 alle 11:30
Walk around dal 11:30 al 13:30
GERMANY 2026
Munich
January 19, 2026
Venue: Eataly München
h 2pm-7.30pm Walk around tasting
UNITED STATES 2026
San Francisco, CA
March 2, 2026
Venue: tbd
h 12pm-4pm: Walk around tasting
Austin, TX
March 4, 2026
Venue: tbd
h 12pm-4pm: Walk around tasting
New York City, NY
March 9, 2026
Venue: tbd
h 12pm-4pm: Walk around tasting
What’s New for 2026?
In response to major transformations in the U.S. wine market, the 2026 edition of the Tour introduces a refined and strategic model designed to enhance impact and maximize returns for participants.
What’s changing:
- Tailored activities to address the needs of different producer profiles.
- Difersified strategies for imported vs. non-imported wineries.
- Thematic storytelling and personalized programs to better engage key buyers, Ho.Re.Ca. professionals, and press.
- Targeted promotional actions both before and during each event.
- A stronger focus on visibility, high-value contacts, and a measurable return on investment.
This evolution reflects Slow Wine’s ongoing commitment to support producers with innovative, effective tools in a fast-changing global market.
For more info, feel free to contact us at slowine@slowfood.it